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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
4
Miss Laura Baker attends summer school in Boulder Colorado with Corning Iowa friends. Urbana Illinois marriage news for Mabel Shelby Lyon and Williga T Jobe from Fayetteville Tennessee. Buckmaster 90th birthday honored with large family gathering. celebrated 60th wedding anniversary. Various local visits, relatives, and community events noted, including veterans and missionary activity.
Mrs Bert Green and daughter Gertrude visited the A H Higley home Thursday. Mr and Mrs Carl Sudderland and family are there this week. Lois Brown spent the weekend with home folks. Mrs Carl Sudderland stayed Thursday night with Mrs A C Green. Roscoe Argo visited Friday at Herman Sytsma's. Miles Gilliland visited W P Davis Friday. Clarence Gilliland and son Miles from Los Angeles spent Friday night and Saturday at W P Dav is's. Sunday guests included B H Potts and daughters Ora and Berthe, Mrs Anna Potts and children Jessie and Clare of Albia, A H Higley and daughters Almona and Evelyn, at the A S G Green home. C V Gilliland and 0n Miles from California, W P Davis and daughter Lola visited Saturday afternoon in Albia. Horton Potts also visited. Floyd Miller has been staying with his sister Herman Sytsma for a few weeks. Everett Miller of Ottumwa and Miller of AlbIn spent Sunday at Herman Sytsma's. Several from the community attended Iconium services Sunday night led by Mr V Gilliland.
Mrs Dolph Tarbell visited her mother Mrs Chadwick and joined by John William and Jimmie McAninch who spent Wednesday with Kenneth and Clark Priebe. Gray Penfield and family called on Centerville neighbors, with Chadwick, Skinner, and Hawk kin at various homes. Clover Leaf Club met with thirteen members and five visitors. Multiple local residents including Merle Dicks family and the Callen home crowd shared time in past week.
Rural Maine station notes list Velma Boshak departing for a retation with visits to Moline Rockford and Chicago. Chicago relatives Harey Wailes and family, Mrs. Dick Morrison, Luise Kone and others attend a parental visit. Local families such as McDanel, McReth, Stockwell and Vusluanh host gatherings and reflect on a busy weekend with extended relatives and neighbors.
Pauline Townsend spent Sunday at the Robert Luse home in Centerville. Mr and Mrs Walter Scott spent Wednesday evening at Ted Broshar's. The Children's Day program was well attended Sunday evening with everyone doing their part to the best of their ability.
ICONIUM events report several households hosting and visiting relatives Sunday and Saturday. Adolph Gard and others spent time at the Tish Murphy home while Amy Hiner did housework for Mrs. Lemaster. Cedar Rapids visitor Mrs. Ray McFarridge is here, and the Haver family from Oklahoma arrived for an extended stay at the Jack Argo home.
Local update from Hiattsville records a string of visits and familiy news. Ed Hiatt and son Olin visited near Des Moines en route to Atanta Mo. Mrs Erest Johnson from Blakenburg spent days at J M Tucker home. Edith Dowd from Moravia works for J S Coffin and nurses Mrs Coffin and newborn son Robert Linden. Chamber family reunion at Centerville Park, and numerous relatives from Moravia Des Moines and Panama featured in a lively community recap.
Local residents Mr and Mrs Bill Trehan hosted a Sunday gathering in Montana with several relatives visiting through the weekend. Paul and Versianed Gilet joined, as did Nina, Mire, and Beulah for family calls at Clyde Bay and Coleraine.
Versal Robb called at the J W Lockman home Sunday morning. Mrs Mary Benson called at the Gill land home Sunday. Mrs Adams visited with Mrs Gil land Saturday.
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